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JWT Secret generation Fail - v0.6.0 #216

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GLCNI opened this issue Jan 12, 2023 · 2 comments
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JWT Secret generation Fail - v0.6.0 #216

GLCNI opened this issue Jan 12, 2023 · 2 comments

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@GLCNI
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GLCNI commented Jan 12, 2023

Using version 0.6.0, using 20.04LTS. fails at JWT secret generation, not found. Gnosischain and Ethereum

To Reproduce
sedge v0.6.0
sedge cli --network gnosis -c lighthouse -e nethermind
(sedge cli -c lighthouse -e nethermind) same result

Result
[ERRO] JWT secret generation failed. Error: open /home/glc/docker-compose-scripts/jwtsecret: no such file or directory.
No directory is created for docker-compose-scripts

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Had dependencies installed previous already on this device,

docker-compose version
v2.2.3

attempted with fresh OS 20.04LTS and dependencies installed via sedge, same result
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Additional Info:
Using Sedge Version: 0.5.0
This works still, must manually change the version for nethermind 1.14.6 > 1.15.0 to start syncing.
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@tharune
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tharune commented Jan 12, 2023

Tried running Sedge for gnosis validator and got the same error. Using Linux, AMD64 Macos
Screen Shot 2023-01-11 at 6 12 29 PM

@cbermudez97
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Hi @GLCNI @tharune . Thanks for reporting. Sadly this is a know issue an should be fixed in the next release. The problem is with a non existing generation path which is the case by default. A workaround is to change this path to another one that exist for example: sedge cli -p .

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